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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-20
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

The Little Giants son. Staphen
A. Douglas Of Chicago. weighs SIS
pounds
"A revival Of interest in the poems
of Walter Scott is reported from .
number of Western cities.
Miss Flora Benjamin. Of Cincin-
natl. 10 tho latest musical wonder. She
can play almost any instrument and
is especially proficient ON the violin
She never took lesson in music.
Mime. Popp. the doyenne Of Bel
gian journalists. for fifty years editor
of the Bruges Josrnal, has written up
to the present no less than $4,000 ar
ticles. each containing from 5000 to
1000 words.
Only ono Philadelphia paper can.
20 back to its files of one hundred
years ago. rs the North American docs.
in its purpose to celebrate the consti-
tutlonsl centennial. by printing fac
simile Of an issue of one Of its lineal
predecessors. which contained the first
printed copy Of the Constitution.
-Bismarck's wife is an interesting
woman. She is more than sixty years
of age. very tall. and very gray. Her
features are prominent and her check
bones very high. Altogether she has
a strong face. She is a women ofvery
determined character and not unlike
the '.iroUchaA 4llor" himself in obsti--
macy. She is fond of talking and
speaks in loud and decided voice.
Editor George w. Childs, though
well advanced in years. is a wonder
fully preserved man. His rosy checks
are like the bushes of schoolgirl of
fourteen or fifteen. HIS eye is as
clear and bright as it was twenty
years ago. his step just rs agile. His
dress is always the same. and yet he
looks rs if his clothes had just come
from the tailor's. they are SO spotless.
The King of Persia once ordered
his Eisier to make out a list of all the
fools in his dOminions. He did so. and
put his Majesty's name at the head of
them. The King asked him why. and
he Immediately answered: because
you entrusted lac of rupees to men
you don't know to buy horses for you a
thousand miles of. and who'll never
come back" Gay. but suppose they
come back?' "Then shall erase YOUR
name and insert theirs. ~ Public
Opinion.
-Zebehr Pasha. who has just been
released from three years imprison-
ment at Gibraltar, has played an i'm
portant part in African politics for
twenty-five years past. He has been
an English prisoner ever since his
capture by General Gordon over ten
years ago. He was on parole in Cairo
for eight years until his intrigues in
behalf of the Nahdi obliged the Eng
lish to shut him up ut Gibraltar.
Whether ne will be contcnted to re-
main quietly in Cairo or will attempt
to regain his scepter in Darfar is an
interesting problem.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-20
STORING SWEET POTATOES

Aecsptahae Means q Preserving zAis
EseUlsut Through the Wlhtsr.
Many persons in the North raise .
small patch OF sweet potatoes yearly,
but not enough to last tho family over
the winter. The reason is they do not
know how. To save in good condi-
ton they must be fairly well ripened.
lifted from the ground before the vines
are killed BY frost. or If not. the vines
must be cut close to tho ground inn
mediatsly upon being touched by
FROST little earth thrown over the
crowns and then the potatoes should
be lifted from the soil. without bruis-
Ing. on the first sunny day. Lot the
potatoes dry in the sun, and then
carefully place in covered piles where
they may sweat slightly. but on no &C
count allow them to heat even slight
ly. Then carefully pack them in
barrels or other suitable packages. to
be moved. always being careful not to
bruise them. Pack them away in
thoroughly dry leaves or in sand
somewhere where the temperature
will not vary more than between fifty
or sixty degrees. A corner of tho
kitchen or other room where there is
no danger of freezing. will do. We
have had no difficulty in thus keeping
sweet potatoes perfectly until spring.
The Southern Farm gives the follow.
ing as an acceptable means of preserv-
ing this esculent in the South. which
we excerpt for the benefit of our nu-
merous readers:
The sweet potato harvest should be-
gin Immediately after the first decisive
frost. The vines are dragged off with
an ordinary turning pillow. barely let.
ting it into the ground between the
rows. After this the timbers are lifted
with potato digger. In the absence
of these useful implements, the work
can be done fairly well with a turning
pillow. though greater care must be
used in picking up the potatoes, as the
turning pillow will cover up a good
many.
The usual mode of putting up sweet
potatoes in the South. is in banks Of
conical heaps. containing from thirty
to hundred and fifty bushels each;
the smaller ones are picked out and
put IN separate bank for seed. After
piling up the crop evenly. the heaps
are covered with layer of dry corn.
stalks or with litter, and then with
earth. which need not be more than an
inch and half thick at harvest time,
but which should be gradually in.
creased to four or six inches as winter
advances.
Potato houses arc used by some
growers in preference to banking the
tubers. When made with double
walls. with saw-dust well packed be.
tween the walls, the cold is effectually
excluded. Such potato house may
be partitioned off into bins, holding
from twenty to fifty bushels each, in
which the tubers can be stored away
in dry sand.
When banking sweet potatoes,
either in a potato house or under an
open shed, it is very important to
leave an opening of six or eight
inches at the top of the bank for ven-
tilation. Soon after being dug, pO-
tatoes seem to undergo a sweating
process, which will cause rot if the air
is excluded. In cold weather, this
aperture has to be closed with an arm
full of straw or hay.-Farm, Field and
StOcEmdn.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-20

-"Oh. pray let me have my way
this time" said young gentleman to
mis- lady love. well. Willie. I sup
pose / must this once; but you know
that after we are married ! shall have
. viii Of my own."-Ha.per's Basor.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-20
Treatment Of Ringbone.

The animal should be kept in a COM
Portable stall with an earthen floor,
and the diseased limb should be con-
tinuously bathed for day or two with
cold water. Standing in shallow. run
ming water, under shade from the sun,
would be preferable. Then the hairs
covering the enlargement should be
clipped short, blister applied. and
the horse ted, so as not to be able to
reach the part with the mouth. The
day after applying the blister, and
once daily during the ten days, apply
a coat of pure lard. without washing
the place. 1t may be necessary to re-
peat the blistering few times. with
about three weeks between each bis
tering; but between each blistering the
animal may be given liberty on pastur-
age.-Prairie Farmer.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-20


"A little dot of Duluth's femin-
inc humanity who has not yet
learned to put all the corners on tho
English language, went on Sunday
school picnic excursion up the bay this
week. At dinner she was given an
adult piece of custard pie. and in her
infantile gyrations succeeded in falling
down and getting plaster cast of her
hand. Rising with ruffled feelings and
disheveled locks. she lifted the unfortu-
nate member to an attitude of invoca-
ton and exclaimed: Mamma, take
this cussed pie! "-DulutA Photographer.
Yes, dear children" said the
school-tcacher, General Washington
died comparatively poor man. al
though he might have amassed great
wealth if he had been a different sort
of person. Tommy Waffles may tell
us why General Washington died COM
paratively poor" Because b.
couldn't tell lies" responded Tommy,
who has bright business career be.
fore him.-N. r Sun.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-20

Use powdered starch to take fresh
stains ont Of table linen.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-20

1t would doubtless be a vain ouest
70 seek. nowadays. for a single repre-
sentative of this defunct race of duel
lists. race to which Choquart evident
" belonged. He must have had an
cestors among the exquisites of the
reign of Louis Kill. the swash- buck
lers OF the Hotel 6s Royaumont. or the
splendid corps of muskcteers of Louis
Nv. Choquart's mania for dueling,
his evcr-recurring provocations to de-
eide difference at the swords point
made OF him public character; and
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-20

tcAuPidtAOH. LOU are HOC tlCOScLncI
an idiot A man who knows the worth
of spit deserves to live. But why
don't you haste your leg of mutton?'
So saying Choquart took up the ladle.
and began pouring over the meat the
rich steaming juice. At that momen,
the merchants wife came in.
'.Ah. good day. madame, good day
to you" said Choquart, as he leant
over and deluged the sarory roast.
well, you see what has happened.
Your husband isn't dead after all.
Dear me, how shall we get to arrange
the matter? ,fis very provoking,
very"
'.Alas. sir, twas severe trial God,
in His goodness, has spared his life.
trust the lesson will be of service to
him."
God in His goodness?' went on
muttering Choquart That's al! very
well. But We haven't settled our
little difficulty as yet"
Come. now. Choquart, said ],
interruptins him pretty sharply.
'.we've had enough on that score. NJ.
Ballu has rendered you his best ex-
cues in my presence and cordially in
vited you to dinner. What more do
you want?"
"Dear me-" said Choquart, still
fascinated by the leg of mutton. Il do
think it is beginning to burn at the
joint"
The difficulty was now over, and the
duelist completely disarmed. We all
had dinner. Choquart recountered
his duels to the upholsterer, and drank
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-20

with great gusto his "spwio,,s !"
Madeira.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-30
OBCH0DZAkOBNY
Sd. ]. |. KRASZEWSkIEGO
w CHICAGO.
IS czerwca.
Szanowny Redak!orze.

Pospieszam podziel;G sio
wiadom, scia, il zapowiedzi1ne
przez Komitet Gn1iny Rlshiicj Ia
.fobno n"bozrnstwo za dusze sp.
Jozefa l Kraszewsk:ego odbyto
sic dis 2 wielka uroczystoscia
W kosciele Ojcow Jezuit6w, PREY
12tej ulicy.
JUL rychto rano zaczeto sc
krzatac w towarzystwach, azeby
stanac ma micjscu oznaczonem. O
godzinie smej rano, zebrafy sic
wszystkie towarzystwa ma rogu
l8tej i Paulina u]icy, g'dwny
Marszafek p. w. Riemer wskazaf
miejsce ola ka1deso lowarzyst~a
K'edy wszystko uporzadko-
wano, towarzystwa u%tworzyly
szpaler, a pcchod pogrzebowy u
szyf z naroznika Wood i 18tej
ulicy, PREY odgiosie dzielnc.i muzy-
h, grajacej modlltwe pogrzebcwa
Ver0iego. Muzyka ta takie wra4e-
ME zrobifa ma wszystkich, ae MOI
ma byfo dostrzedz Ivy W oczach
kaldego PoIaka i wszystkich pos
tepujacych W orszaku Polek, DO W
tel chwili przejety sic serca ialem,
ze my biedni tu}acze Polscy mu-
simy zanosic modify do Boga "a
OLGA narodu naszego, mic swo-
ich, lecz W obcych kosciofach; to
tel Gaia publicznosc byfa talk o
rzewniona, be z wyrazem bolesci
z uszanowaniem j odkryteml gAo-
wami przopuszczafa postepujacych
W olszaku.
Pochod p%osuwaf sic W porzad-
ku jak nastepuje: Naprzodzie glow
ny Marszaiek pluton policyi MI
zyka, potem Rycerze swietego
Kazimierza, Krakusy, Gwardya
P~ulaskicgo, Utnni Sobiesklego i
delagas Strzelcow z Nowego Ior-
ku; potem karawan trumna,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-30

y" H"oiy'S' Iool'cAh"Sc PfZyJ9ia
z entuzyazmemPoctke kicdy wscho-
dzi4a ma trybune W assystencyi
%Sedaktora sazety szwedzkiej i p. j.
II rzem j G n i k c PAM
Samolihska p~rzedstawiia najprzod
prezydentowi obchodu i publicz-
nose; p. Enan de L jake wiclkie-
k;cgo orzyjaciela Polak6w, przcmo-
villa potem do p. Enundrr w An
gielskim jqzyku, o5%jasniaiac mu
dzlsiej sza uroczystosG Kr#szew-
skicgo / co IA czfowieka stracii
nar6d negdys potezny Il dis re
wszcch stron %gnetiony Pam Enan.
der 20 przywitaniu sic Z prezy-
dentem obchodu, przem6wii do
puhlicznosci W Angielskim jezyku
o sympatvi Szwedow do Polak6w:
oswiadczyl, re pomimo IL nicprzy-
%jaciele mas przesladun i gnebi;., to
prawdziwi prey %acisle wolnosci
koeh".ja mas jake n"rod, kt6ry pre-
lewa krcw Ia wolnost i nlepod-
legtosc. On sam, kiedy byt %jcszcze
mafym chfopcem, JUL sfysza} o zas-
fugach Polskiego Narodu. Poko-
chat vice ter na,6d, DO juz w
msodosci swej styszai jak %spiewa-
no w Szwecyi ,,Jeszcze Polska ME
zgineta." (oklaski) Wvrazii sic
potem sympatycznIe o SIP. X ra-
sew k i'm jake najwiekszym
mocarzu pora ! %zareczyf, 70 duch
Kraszewskiego bcdzie zawsze ME-
tylko w narodzie P~ulsNim, ale II
irnych narodow; luch Kraszew-
skiego bedzie nicjako orezem prze-
CIV nieprzvjaciotom narodu Pol
skiego, ktorzy nigdy ME beda w
st',n'e wymazaG talkiego mrodu z
istnienia gdzyt; the Araszemshii's
spirit aciW uerer, q die! BRA
wo i hucznie oklaski.)
Potem przemowifu PAM Samo-
lihska. Nova ,jej @nlezawodnio be-
die nadestana Szanownej Reaak-
CYL; cd siebie lyle tylko moge powie-
dziet, re ~jeszcze ME siyszelismy mo-
wy talk "roezystej ! prawdziwie zas-
tosowanej 20 obchodu. PAM Same
liiska wzieta IA temat cstatnle
sfowa sp- krasze" skieg". Pod
niescie ducha, Il ME ciato." Nova
tn przejefa ma wskros s1uchaczy
j pobudzifn do lez. PAM Samolin-
ska w%ykazafa wieikie zastugi kra-
szewskiego i co narod stracif przez
smier6 i"go.N awotywafa 4afobnych
gosci, a&eby nad to trumne Kra-
szewsk'ego zapanowafa zgoda, jed
nose i braterstwo, zapewnifa re
Imie Kraszewsk'ego bedzie wsze-
die i pc wszystkie easy sfynac
a PREDICT brzegi Atlantyku dotra
do Tatr nv duch Kraszewskie-
60 zaginie. IN to wyniosfa mo-
we podziekowaia publicznosc
grzmotem oklask6w; 2dawa4o sic
Ze hala runie, TAXI zapaf napeinit
serca sfuchaczy.
Odczytano potem telegram cd
p~olsklego sedziego p. M. A. l.
Buy y, ktory przesla} obchodowi
swe uznanie i z%yczenia; chocia4
obowiazki urzedowe ME pozwo]ify
mu bye obecnym, to jednakowo&
jest screen i dusza ma tym obcho
die kraszewskiego, jake najwlek-
szego poety pnsarza 1890 wieku-
(huczne oklaski.)
Ma d,ugiego mowce zaproszo-
no J. M. O II. M6wca wziat
"a temut oetatni wiersz Kraszew.-
skiego.
Me mice mad gtowa dachu
[ kata ma ziemi,
Bye Sc ganym zfoczyhca,
Wzgnrdzonym tutaczem.
Prey bfeda sic nazywat
pomiedzy swoimi,
Zaczynad dzieh cd ieku
A kohczyc so pfaczem,
Ma promo zebrac piracy
| bfagaG pokoju,
szyderstwami bye gnanym.
Smagany powtarza,
Zwyciezonym bez Walk,
Pobitym bez boju,
Tukim DIS losem boze
Wyroki m'e karza...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-30

kryte graba zaioba. (Trumne prey
gotowat j gustownie udekerowal
polski kara Saniarz p. J. DIS,
ko'o karawanu towarzyszyfo dwu-
nastu obywateli. Ia karawanem
rostepowafy t~owarzystwa Gmina
Polska. swietego Wojciccha, swie.
togo Jozcfa, sw. Frahciszka Ma
werego, Sw. Jana Kuntego, Sw,
S%zczepana, Przemysiowe Rzemicsl-
nikow Polskich, k~osciuszko Spiewu
Harmonic, sp:ewu Parafi sw.
Trolley, Pelskirh Kruwc6w, Jana
I'LL S~obiesHiego 2 South Chicago.
Tow. Polek W Anierycc W powo.
zach, Obywatcle powozoch z
Tow. Sw. StaniSfawa kostki, PIP.
Antoni Scherman, Mayor Zanemba
/ wielu innych narodowosci. WSzyst-
kie sztandary i prororce byfy
przybrume zatobe, Il c%ztonkowie
wszystkich towar4ystw mieli u
lewej reki przypiet;, krepe, danny
zas 2 t~owarzyStwa Polek byfy
PREY brane w czarne wclony.
C%horagwie PolsISie przybrane
W krepe, wiewafy ma domach oby-
wateli Is uilcy, a domy udekoro-
wano W gruba zafobe 2 wizerun.
klein X rasze
Poch6d ten posuwaf sic do
kosciofa lSta utica, Gentle Ave,
Blue Island Ave, al do 12tei
ulicy; nnwet w tych ulicach by
fy niekt6re domy ud~ekorowane.
N">i 2obratymry Czesi okazali nam
wsp1fczucio, gdyz j oni udekoro-
wall domy i przepuszczali pcchod
z pewnem poszanowaniem. Nlekto-
rZy 4 Mich dziwlli sic na wldok
takiego pochodu pogrzebowego
mowiac: ITO musiaf bye dzielny
czIowiek, kiedy TAXA moc Pulakow
dawa czcst l. Niego."
kiedy pochod zblizaf sic ku
kosriofoxi, ulerzono we wszyst-
kle dzwony. Ojcowie Jezuici stall
ma balkonie kolrgium, przypatru]ac
sic catemu pochodowi. Przy tak;m
tiumie ludu, towarzystwa zaleiy
ME- sea W koscielc W dobrym po-
rzadlSa. Oicowie Jezuici rozpoczeli
nabozehstwo, Msza sw. %odprawint
celebrant W assystencyi dwoch
dyakonow j piedziesieciu !:lery-
kow, prey odgtosie Rcquiem z to-
warzyszeniem organu. Rozczulaja-
cy byf to widok. Jednym rzu;em
Okla MONA byfa wyczytac, IL kaz-
dy bvf przejety glebokiem nabo-
zehstwem czcia dIa sp.
Kraszewskiegr, widZac sztanda-
ry narodowe Polskie, sterczace DO
prawej i lewej stronie, oftarz prZy-
bruny W zalobe, a katafalk oswie-
tlony swiat1em W kSzta1cie dwoch
pyramid, PREY katafalku pomnik z
wiencem lauru, sprawiony przez
t~owarzystwa ku czcl j wlccznej
pamieci sp. KraszcwsI<iego, tenn
wiecei kaidy pokorze ducha "a
no,it modify do Boga. Pomnik ten
iscie gustownie nrtystycz-
ME zrobiony; komitct ~wyznaczony
przez towarzystwa do zaknplcnia
togo pomnJka byt zfozohy Il oby-
watclr: $. II. Alfalfa Salrlrckiego,
Stanislawn Bud1bnrowsk;cgo Sta
ni~fawn Koc msklego. Pomnli ten
wysfany przez w. w. Ksie-
~ Zw;azkowych do Krakowu.
Pc Mszy swiettj o%dprawiono
20 s~kohczonych ceremo-
mach ruszyt pochod z koseiota w
tym samym porzadku, do Toruo-
Turn Hall, PREY ulicy 12le.i
bl;sko Hnlsted. w drodze
srotkulismy i w. ks. McAtora,
p~roboszcza C~zeSklego, kt6ry stat
PREY kosc ele Sw. F,ahciszka,rrzypat-
rujac s'e pochodowi z pcwnem
uszanowaniem.
Pc upnrzadk Hall
zagait posiedzenie Marszatek po-
chodu p. w. Rjemer, wyjasnit W
krotkich sfowach znuczen,s obcho-
du, przywitat wszystkich gosci,
dzlekujac towarzystwou IA wziq
Gle udziafu i wypcfnienic jego roz-
kazow, przez co poch6d odbyf sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-30

wys}ucha a i pobfogos}awi nam,
&c staniemy SIG potega obec
wrogow naszych. Novice obdarzo-
no hucznemi oklaskami, a PAM
Samolihska podziekowa}a mu ser
decznie uScisnieniem reki.
Potem og}oszono, IL W. w.
ksieza Polscy: KS. ID. Majer, w.
ks. r. Byzewski, W. Ks. j. Woj-
elk, w. Ks. p. Chowaniec, made
shall listownie, Il w. ks. Jaw
rowski, telegramem b}ogosla-
wiehstwo ola wszystkich uczest-
nikow w nabozenstwic zafobnem
"a spokoj duszy sp. J. l.. Kra-
Szewsklego. Chociaz sami osobiScie
ME mogli sic slavic, poniewaz o.
bowiazki kaplahskic ich paratiach
I'M ME pozwaIa}y dla dalekiej po-
dr"zy, to screen j dusza beda ma
tym obchodzie u mani i sami w
ten dzieh odprawia Msze swiete.
w. ks. ID. Majer zacheci} do pra-
ey narodowei temi snowy: mic IL
padajcie ma duchu! pracujcie Ola
naszej blednei Ojczyzny Polski,
stojcie wiernie PREY Bogu j wierze
Ojcow naszych, a zwycieztwo e
ka mas" Oswiadczenie to i s}owa
w. rs. Majera, przyjeto rzesistemi
oklaskami i toastem: .,Nicch mia
nasi Kap}ani Patryoci!M"
Sekretarz odczytal potem list
od w. las. ChOWanca. WV
st6sowany do zgromadzonych ma
obchoczie zafobnym SIP. J. l.. Kra-
s~zewskiego, W T~oruoeyts Turn
Hall, jak nastepuie.
Mech bedzie pocAwulouy tx,
Gus Nrystus.!
kochani Bracia Rodacy i
rodaczki, zgromadzeni ma oh
chodzie aa}obnym sp. Jozefa
|. kraszewskiego.
Czuje n~iewymowny zal, lie
zarowno Z Wami ME moge
braG wspoiudziat'l W nabozen.
stwie zafobnem.
Me moge bracia BIC w 20.
srod Was osobiscie ciafem, ale
jestem Z wami myslq i ser
Gem. Nieskonczenie wielce Gle.
SIZE sic i raduje, lie w posrod
Was talk 2ywo obudzi1 sic
duch patryotyczny narodowy
polski! CzesG Wam Bracia i
chluba = a hanba i wzgarda
tym, ktorzy z imienia a ME
z czynu, nosza ma sobie imie
Polaka. Kochac Ware sw.
Katolicka i kochaG Ojczyzre
= to przykazanie Boskie, Pan
Bog tego pc mas wymaga i
nikomu bezkarnie temu roz-
kazowi boskiemu sprzeniewie-
rye sic ME wolno. KochaG i
mice w poszanowaniu i czcie
to wszystko co swiete, kato-
lick'e i to wszystko, CO POI
skle, to jest obowiazek sumie-
MIA ka2dego Polaka. Viola to
Najwyzszzgo Pana Boga i O.
pieki kr4lowej naszej Najswie-
tszej Maryi Panny, poda}a
VAN te swietq mysl, okaza-
MIA publicznie W obec catej
Ameryki i calego swiata, va
szych swietych przekonan Ia,
tolickich / uczut narodowych.
Kto sic zapiera togo ola
wzgledow ludzkich hub uroj o.
nych a bezpodstawnych przy~
czyn = nikczemnikiem jest
i podlym zdrajca swej %w.
WARY i Ojczyzny. Kazdy pra-
wy a ME malowany Polak,
powlnien z obowiqzku sumie-
MIA = z obowiazku Krwi,
ktora pfyn ie W zylach jego
= %obowiazku samego pc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-30

patryotycznej ola potomnych.
lime narody = wrogie nam
= okazuja mu Geese i po-
szanowanie, wielbiqc W MIN
rozlegfq nauke, zamifowanie
do piracy, mifosc i po%swiece-
ME ola oiczystej sprawy. Kaz-
dy vice Polak, jaSiekolwiek
stanowisko zajmuje, czy jest
sfugq o}tarza, czy dzierzy w
swym reku plug i lopate ro-
boczq, powinien wiclbic i Cd
dac czesc zasluzonemu a INA
komltemu rodakowi, bfa-
gao Aaiwyzszego Stworce
spokoj duszyJego. kto lekce-
wa2y imie talk wielKiego lite
rata = kto ola wlasnego e.
goizmu i brzydkich zachcia-
mex, bluzni i poniewiera imle
Jego ociqga sic cd cbowiaz-
ku oddania mu naleznei czci
/ uznanania, ten ME jest 60
dzjen nosie ma sobie szczytne-
go lmlenia Polaka. ten lest
wrogiem WARY sw. l ojczyzny.
ten szuka ,judaszowskitgo gro
sza, ten Jest rakiem / konska
pljawkq ma ciele narodu pol
skiego.
Kazdy stan-czy szlachcic
czy ubogi, czy kmiot4k czy
kapfan, czy navel zebrak, mo-
re harmonijnie pogodziG swo-
lie obowiqzki stanu z obowia-
zkaml, jake ciezq Ia MIN ola
Ojczyzny. Geese Wam Bracia
rodacy i rodaczki!!! jake ra-
duje sic z Wami. a z modfa-
mi Waszemi fqcze niegodne
modify mole, ably Pan Bog
skrocif czas karania naszego.
ably wydarf re szponow wro-
gov naszych, zwiazana ucis-
MONA Ojczyzne. % przepussc
Panic, przepusc ludowi Two
jemu, a zmi}uJ sic mad MIN
wed1ug mi}osierdzia Twego, ME
patrz ma jego nieprawosci."
Jake wasz Kodak, bjore udzial
z Wami W obchodzie sp. Kra-
szewskiego, jake zas zas ka-
plan polski, dale Waw W upo-
mlnku to, co man. Me mann
ia nlc z siebie, ale mifosier-
dzia Bo1ego, ktory mimo mel
wielkiej niegodnosci, raczyf
lnnle pomazac ma Kap}ana
swes;o i przykazaf biogoslawiG:
5li2nim. Bfogosfawie przeto
VAN, a %raczej niechaj VAN
Pan Bog b}ogosfawi i zleje
obfite faski ma Was wszyst-
kich i ka2dego osobna. Bqdz-
ciez wierni koscio1owi sw. Ka.
tolickiemu, szanujcie Kapfa-
now 5ezwarunkowo wszyst-
klch, DO to ojcowie nasi du-
chowni i wodzowie bezpieczni;
WyPellllaJ4 p~raktycZne ODOWla-
Xxi katolickle, jake ma Was
wkfada wiara sw. kosci6l; lyi.
Gle W hraterskiej zgodzie i
miiosci, pracujcie uczciwie i
usilnie, wychowujcie Mode
pokolenie W przepisach WARY
sw. i W zwyczajach polskich,
brzydzcie sic niezgoda j wszel-
kq zbrodnia, a to tylko jedno
zapewni nam i Ojczyznie ma
sze.l lepszq przysz1osc, wroci
nam blogosfawiehstwo nieba
i wolnosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-30
Cena iIlserat0W:

POSZUKIWANIA krewnych luh
znajomych ME wynn szace Gala druku
ma raz jeden so c., nastepnie po}ows.
Ola abonent6w naprz6d platnych darmo.